As the temperature cools and the leaves start to fall, you may notice yourself getting a little stuffy and puffy. According to the Cleveland Clinic, this may be due to fall allergies, which are unfortunately very common, thanks to an influx of autumnal weed pollen. Luckily, we spotted the beloved Renpho cordless heated eye mask, for nearly 40% off, aka the lowest price it’s ever been. In addition to helping users relax and even sleep better, fans call it a “lifesaver for severe sinus headache sufferers” and a huge help for soothing dry and irritated eyes, thanks to allergies of all seasons.
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In previous HuffPost reporting, ophthalmologists explained that heated eye masks can help moisten your eyeballs, preventing them from drying out during the day.
Anyone who’s dealt with dry, itchy eyes from allergies or sickness knows how annoying, and even painful, they can be. As experts have previously told HuffPost, the glands in our eyelids that produce the oil component of tears can contribute to dry eye symptoms. “One treatment that is used to improve Meibomian gland health is to apply heat to the glands to help the release of oil onto the surface of the eye,” the expert previously told HuffPost.
The mask gently compresses to massage your eyes with pillowy pads, evenly heats them for warmth relief, vibrates and features a Bluetooth connection so you can stream your favorite music.
Reviewers call it a “magical eye hugger” for relaxation, and many call it amazing for relieving tension headaches and dry eye care.
This soft eye mask can help relieve eye fatigue, dryness and sinus issues with a low heat temperature (104℉ to 114℉) and gently massages your eye sockets with air compression. Its auto-off feature turns it off after 20 minutes of use, so you can set it over your eyes at bedtime and swipe it off when it’s over. Reviewers say it charges quickly via USB, plus it’s super comfy to wear. To operate it, you just tap a few of its side buttons and you’re good to go.
“This product has become a daily thing for me” explains one reviewer. “If you have tension headaches or dry eyes, use this for a couple [of] days and watch it cure you. I look forward to using this every night. I have discontinued my eye drops because I don’t need them anymore and have cut way down on headache meds!”
And better yet: This self-care product is FSA/HSA-eligible, so if you’ve got some healthcare bucks to spend, this is a great way to do it.
And it’s loved for soothing allergy symptoms, sinus pressure and helping you catch some Zzzz’s.
“I have horrible allergies and get bad sinus pressure and headaches. This is great at helping me relax after a long day,” shopper Ashleigh wrote, calling the tool the “perfect gift for others or yourself.” Another fan, who gets “debilitating sinus headaches,” particularly in the fall and spring, says this mask is “worth the investment.” “I’ve tried every remedy you can imagine,” they said. “This machine gives heat, pulsing vibration, and deep pressure massage right around my trouble spots like cheek bones, temples, and eyebrows. Works like a charm.”
In addition to helping with aches and pains, many say the mask is just relaxing, helping them get to relax and get to sleep, especially after a long day. “This device is very soothing. I have noticed I sleep much better after using this before bed,” one wrote. Another calls it “the most relaxing 15 minutes of my day,” which they now look forward to using. “It puts me to sleep at night,” they said. “It’s warming and calming. Even my husband has used it a few times. I might have to get him his own.”
Take a look at more promising reviews below and nab this rechargeable mask for the lowest price we’ve ever seen it at. Your eyes (and head!) will thank you.
“This product has become a daily thing for me! If you have tension headaches or dry eyes, use this for a couple days and watch it cure you! I look forward to using this every night! I have discontinued my eye drops because I don’t need them anymore and have cut way down on headache meds! It is incredibly durable and portable! I love that it folds in half to become more compact when not in use. I charge the battery every few uses so it has good battery life. The air compression makes noise but I just turn on the calming music to max and it drowns it all out! It is just too easy to use, put it on, turn it on and relax! By the end of the session I’m normally almost asleep! It does tell you when the session ends and that startles me sometimes because I’ve drifted off lol” — Jacquelyn Schack
“I bought this for my wife for Christmas, but after two migraines this week, decided to give it to her early. Her immediate response was ‘This may be the best gift I’ve ever gotten!’. She made me use it before bed last night, and I really was impressed at how relaxed I was after. The heat is just the right amount, and the compression feels incredible. I’ll be getting more of these.” — Justin Davis
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“The RENPHO Eye Massager is the best impulse purchase I’ve ever made, and I’m saying this as someone who once bought a chia pet at 2 a.m. DAMN THE HSA—I would’ve bought this magical eye hugger even if it wasn’t eligible. Who needs a tax break when you have Bluetooth heat-induced bliss strapped to your face? Picture this: me, lying on the couch, Bluetooth serenading me with smooth jazz, and my eyes getting a spa treatment so good they might start charging me rent. It’s like tiny masseuses are gently punching my stress away, all while my to-do list silently judges me from across the room. Eye strain? Gone. Stress? Melted. Will I ever take it off? Doubtful. Buy it for Christmas, birthdays, or just because life is too short not to experience this level of relaxation. Forget the HSA rules—your eyes deserve this masterpiece of modern comfort.” — K.Good
“dont waste your money going for dry eye treatment at the eye doctor. Insurance doesnt cover dry eye. i spent $700 on a treatment and later that night my eyes were tearing again. I decided to try this because i was out of ideas, it immediatly was not only soothing but my dry eye is alot better … amazingly better and its only been a week.Battery life is decent, heat level perfect, massage very relaxing. i never write reviews but had to on this product.” — Kathleen Brave
“Bought it for my husband who had eye problem. Been using it for other purpose too, ie relaxing, tired eyes, etc. the air pressure gently massage the eyes without being too hard. Comes with some options/combination of air pressure, vibration and heat. Very quiet. It works better than our old microwaveable beads eyes as this generate consistent heat from start to finish without getting burn. The price is a bit on the expensive side, but we are using it. So..” — HUY
Looking for more ways to help soothe allergies and cold symptoms? Check out these finds, courtesy of HuffPost Shopping.
A set of maximum allergy pillow protectors (33% off)
These pillow protectors are made with tightly woven yet breathable fabric to prevent particles (ahem, pollen) from collecting in your pillows. And if you’re a hot sleeper, fear not: They don’t retain heat, so you don’t have to worry about sweating. Get it for 33% off.
Promising review: “This is my third purchase from this brand and their products are great. I have the mattress cover as well as pillowcase covers, they all are made out of a soft fabric that is pleasant to sleep on. I am the type of person that is easily irritated by the fabric on my pillow,( FYI, it’s called princess and the pea syndrome) but I have had no problems adjusting to this pillowcase cover.
Highly recommend if you are dealing with environmental allergies.” — Curry Woo
Some “instant fix” nasal strips to improve congestion for sleep
Congestion ruining your sleep? Try out these nasal strips that have been selling like hotcakes among HuffPost readers, which can open your nasal passages for easier breathing. You can choose between an unscented version, eucalyptus or lavender, and one package includes 45 sensitive skin-friendly strips. Using them could not only help you relieve congestion, but can also encourage nose breathing over mouth breathing for better airflow.
A sinus rinse to alleviate congestion and dryness
In a previous story about cold and flu season essentials, HuffPost contributor Marissa Miller said, “My friend put me on to this doctor-created saline nasal rinse, and I haven’t gone back,” adding, “It feels odd at first, and then weirdly satisfying.” She noted its usefulness for seasonal allergies as well, making it a smart item to have in your medicine cabinet year-round.
The kit comes with 50 saline packets, which you can mix with warm water in the included bottle to then squeeze into your nasal passage. Easy-peasy.
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